Tool Commands

Tool commands manage CLI-JAW's internal subsystems — skills, employees, MCP servers, memory, browser, orchestration, and project directories. These slash commands are available inside any CLI-JAW session.

Command Overview

/skill

Manage the skill catalog. List all available skills with their activation status, or reset the skill system to defaults.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# List all skills and their activation status
/skill list

# Reset skills after experimenting with manual loads
/skill reset

/employee

Reset the employee system. Employees are specialized sub-agents that handle delegated tasks. When an employee gets stuck or its state becomes stale, reset it.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Reset all employees when tasks are stuck
/employee reset

# Useful after changing project context
/employee reset

/mcp

Manage MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. MCP servers extend CLI-JAW's capabilities by providing additional tools, resources, and context. Sync discovers available servers; install adds new ones.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Refresh all MCP server connections
/mcp sync

# Install a new MCP server after adding it to config
/mcp install

# Typical workflow: add server to config, then install + sync
/mcp install
/mcp sync

/memory

Search CLI-JAW's persistent memory system. Memory stores decisions, context, and facts across sessions. Use this command to recall previous context or verify what the system remembers.

Syntax

Example Usage

# Search for JWT-related decisions
/memory JWT authentication

# Find previous architecture discussions
/memory architecture decisions

# Broad search across all memory
/memory deployment strategy

# No query — see recent memory entries
/memory

Memory Layers

/browser

Control the headless Chrome browser instance managed by CLI-JAW. Check browser health, list open tabs, and manage the browser session used for web automation and screenshots.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Check if the browser is connected and healthy
/browser status

# See all open tabs in the managed browser
/browser tabs

# Typical workflow: check status, then use browser skill
/browser status
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/orchestrate

Run the PABCD orchestration framework. PABCD structures complex tasks into five phases: Intake, Persona, Audience, Behavior, Context, Deliverable. Use this command to start a structured workflow, advance through phases, or check progress.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Start a full PABCD orchestration from intake
/orchestrate I

# Jump directly to defining the Persona phase
/orchestrate P

# Run through the full workflow step by step
/orchestrate I    # Intake: describe the task
/orchestrate P    # Persona: who does it
/orchestrate A    # Audience: who reads it
/orchestrate B    # Behavior: what actions
/orchestrate C    # Context: constraints
/orchestrate D    # Deliverable: output format

# Check progress mid-workflow
/orchestrate status

# Start over if the framing is wrong
/orchestrate reset

PABCD Phase Flow

/project

Manage project directories. CLI-JAW tracks which directories are registered projects and uses this context for memory scoping, skill selection, and file operations. Switch between projects or register new ones.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Set the current directory as the active project
/project set

# Set a specific project path
/project set ~/Developer/my-app

# List all known projects
/project list

# Clear the project context
/project reset

# Typical workflow: switch project before starting work
/project set ~/Developer/cli-jaw
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What Changes When You Set a Project

Quick Reference

All tool commands at a glance, grouped by what they manage.

Natural Language Mapping

You do not need to memorize slash commands. CLI-JAW maps natural Korean and English phrases to the appropriate tool command.